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New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee has once again warned Pakistan that India has kept all its options open if Islamabad does not act against terror groups based on its soil.
Speaking at a meeting of 120 heads of Indian missions from across the world in New Delhi on Monday, Mukherjee said that India expects Pakistan to fulfil its commitments on dismantling the terror infrastructure.
"Terrorist infrastructure has to be dismantled permanently. Terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan is dangerous to peace and security of entire world," Mukherjee said.
He demanded that the major powers of the world need to do more to tackle terrorism and said that the current effort by the global community is not enough.
Blaming Pakistan for supporting terror groups, the External Affairs Minister said, "Pakistan has unfortunately resorted to the policy of denial and is shifting the blame and responsibility. Elements within Pakistan still continue to use terrorists as an instrument of state policy."
Speaking at a meeting of 120 heads of Indian missions from across the world in New Delhi on Monday, Mukherjee said that India expects Pakistan to fulfil its commitments on dismantling the terror infrastructure.
"Terrorist infrastructure has to be dismantled permanently. Terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan is dangerous to peace and security of entire world," Mukherjee said.
He demanded that the major powers of the world need to do more to tackle terrorism and said that the current effort by the global community is not enough.
Blaming Pakistan for supporting terror groups, the External Affairs Minister said, "Pakistan has unfortunately resorted to the policy of denial and is shifting the blame and responsibility. Elements within Pakistan still continue to use terrorists as an instrument of state policy."
